Story of an Hour
On Being Brought from Africa to America
Declaration of Independence
Literary Terms
Crucible Characters
100

This is the name of Mrs. Mallard’s husband.

Brently Mallard

100

This is the name of the poet who wrote the poem.

Who is Phillis Wheatley?

100

This is the main reason the Declaration was written.

What is to explain why the colonies are declaring independence from Britain?

100

This point of view allows the narrator to know the thoughts and feelings of all characters in the story.

What is third-person omniscient?

100

This girl leads the accusations and wants to be with John Proctor.

Who is Abigail Williams?

200

This event sets the story in motion and causes Mrs. Mallard’s emotional journey to begin.

What is this called on the plot diagram

What is the news that Brently Mallard has died in a train accident?

200

The poem talks about this historical system in which people were forced to work without freedom.

Slavery

200

The Declaration uses this type of appeal by describing unfair treatment, suffering, and repeated abuses by the king.

What is pathos?

200

When an author shows a character’s personality through actions, thoughts, or dialogue instead of directly describing them, this type of characterization is being used.

What is indirect characterization?

200

This farmer struggles with guilt over his past mistake with Abigail.

Who is John Proctor?

300

Mrs. Mallard goes to this specific place in the house after hearing the news.

What is her bedroom (or upstairs room)?

300

Wheatley emphasizes this belief system throughout the poem.

What is Christianity?

300

When Jefferson lists many complaints against King George III, he is using this persuasive strategy.

What is repetition (or listing evidence)?

300

These three persuasive strategies are used to convince an audience through logic, emotion, and credibility.

What are logos, pathos, and ethos?

300

This character is respected in Salem and is accused of witchcraft after refusing to confess.

Who is Rebecca Nurse?

400

When Mrs. Mallard whispers “Free, free, free!” she is realizing this about her future.

What is that she will have independence/freedom?

400

In the poem, the word “refin’d” most closely means this.

What is improved or made better?

400

In the final paragraphs, Jefferson urges the colonies to do this.

What is declare themselves free and independent states?

400

When a text refers to a well-known historical, religious, or literary figure or event, it is using this device.

What is an allusion?

400

This character works for the court, delivers arrest warrants, and helps enforce the judges’ orders during the trials.

Ezekiel Cheever

500

At the end of the story, the doctors say Mrs. Mallard died of this. And what figurative language is that?

What is “the joy that kills”?

500

Wheatley argues that Black people and white people are equal in this way.

What is spiritually equal (or equal before God)?

500

This section of the Declaration lists the colonists’ complaints against King George III.

What are the grievances?

500

This type of irony occurs when what happens is the opposite of what is expected.

What is situational irony?

500

This judge is determined to prove the girls are telling the truth.

Who is Deputy Governor Danforth?